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The Tragic Murder of a Licensed Fool: Extremism, Freedom of Expression, and the Fight For “European Values.”
At midday on the 7th of January 2015, three masked gunmen forced their way into the offices of a French satirical magazine, Charlie Hebdo, and…
As one of the world’s oldest institutions still alive today, the Roman Catholic Church has been at the intersection of traditional versus contemporary many…
Will the “pan-democrat” camp of Hong Kong (HK) settle for anything short of “democracy” and “political sovereignty” from mainland China? Can there be a…
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Los Muertos no Pagan: The Case for New Institutions to Resolve Sovereign Debt Disputes
In 1776, Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations asserted: “When it becomes necessary for a state to declare itself bankrupt, in the same manner…
In every modern version of the “Zombie Apocalypse” narrative, small bands of plucky survivors fend off endless hordes of infected, shambling, braindead individuals. The…
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Google’s Juggling Act: The politics of mapping borders in geo-politically sensitive areas
By Lillianne Thomas Google, as a ubiquitous modern-day supplier of digital maps found in many common applications, has (whether the company desires it or…
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Tracy Tawil February 21, 2025
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Global responses to lifting sanctions on Iran
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Epigenetics and the Victims of Violence in Palestine
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What August’s Prison Swap Indicates About Future U.S.-Russian Relations
Josephine Murphy January 14, 2025
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Marco Rubio as Secretary of State: What He’ll Mean for Foreign Policy
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Living on the Margins: Japan’s Responsibility to Address the Plights of Stateless Koreans
Matthew Inui December 26, 2024
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Change on the Horizon: Botswana’s First Transition of Power
Chaitanya Kishore December 23, 2024 -
Gobbledygook in IR Theory: What Are We Talking About?
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The Case for International Whistleblowers Protections
Seamus Kim June 3, 2024
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